(Lynx to many excerpts from the novel, yet another breathtakingly exciting ensemble piece from Phantacea Publications, are here; more on the trilogy is here and here.)

The back cover looks and reads well but still can’t decide on front. What’s your favourite? Kindly make your choice and add a comment at bottom of page.
The front cover depicts what’s become of Thunder and Lightning Lord Yajur, the onetime Unity of Order, 500 years after his last appearance in “Janna Fangfingers“. He’s advancing menacingly on the Male Entity, Heliosophos (Helios called Sophos the Wise).

The She-Sphinx, All of Incain, is beside Helios. The UNES Liberty is in lunar orbit with Planet Earth in the background. The Liiberty was mentioned in “Nuclear Dragons“. All appeared throughout ‘The Thrice-Cursed Godly Glories’ trilogy, but made her biggest splash in “Feeling Theocidal“.

The Dual Entities have never appeared, at least not explicitly, in any of the Phantacea Mythos novels thus far released by Phantacea Publications. They are, however, among the Cornerstone Characters in Jim McPherson’s Phantacea Mythos (of whom much more is here).

The second front cover incorporates the outer space background used in the mock-up used most recently on pHantaBloghere. The She-Sphinx, All of Incain, is also whiter than in other two covers.

The third front cover goes back to the first sphinx but meshes the Earth from the first and the outer space of the second.

The back cover text now reads:

The Dual Entities return to their own timeline determined to make life perfect for everyone.

Heads are bound to roll!

Scientists first detect signals coming from outer space in early 1978. Finally there is proof humanity isn’t alone. A month later, they pinpoint the source. Elation gives way to near-panic. The beams are coming from the Earth’s moon!

The United Nations’ Security Council agrees to meet this off-worldly intrusion aggressively. The result, the UNES Liberty, is already in lunar orbit when, on the Thirtieth of November 1980, the launching of the Cosmic Express takes place on the Outer Earth’s Centauri Island.

At the same time, three Great Goddesses preside over an extraordinary session of the Courtroom of the Visionary in the far off Utopia of New Weir. Meanwhile, on the Inner Earth of Sedon’s Head, the Hidden Continent’s most revered Death Gods prepare to welcome home the entirety of their fragmented family, devils almost to a one.

From the creator/writer of the Phantacea Mythos comes the culmination of the ‘Launch 1980’ story cycle. Plus, a surprise addendum to “Goddess Gambit”, the concluding novel in ‘The Thrice-Cursed Godly Glories’ fantasy masterpiece.

Just in time for Xmas (as in Xuthros Day, not to be confused with Yule or Mithramas, though it occurs on same date hereabouts), Jim McPherson, the creator/writer of the Phantacea Mythos, will be tending the Phantacea Publications table at the Heritage Hall comicon on November 9, 2014.